Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-19
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 Oommittes will join forcss and assume The responsibility of providing for the families of the dead anarchists. and a permanent fund will be started for that purpose.
 PARIS. November 15-Ths La PsiX" pcsi;Iyrly denies that PresIdent Grevy will resign.
 NEW YORK. November I5-The mother of CIara Louise Kellogg ihis morning receiyed a telegram from her daughter. confirming the report of hes marriage to Carl StTskosb.
 wAsHJSaroS. November l5-SurgeOn. General has received a telegram from Tampa. Florida, stating that there were three new cases of yellow fever at Tampa yesterday, and no deaths. There are thirteen cases m the hospital.
 ST. PETERSBURG, November l5-Severe weather has set ID heIe, and vessels are leaving to avoid being ice bound.
 SAN FRANCISCO. November 1s-Seni- ca A. Swalm VI called for @ pre- liminary examination m the police court this morning on the charge of complIcily m the alleged McDoaald iOrg~ries. and the case was continued uphl tr-morrOw. Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald is still 10 the city prisOu accompanied b. her lit tle daughter Her case will be taken up for hearing this afternoon.
 SAN FRAScIsUo, Nov. 15-Brandon Mosely, general manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship Go. and formerly mana ger of the Psuamn railroad. died in this city last night of cancer Of the tongue.
 PRESCOTT, Nov. 15.-The jury in the case ot Martin Durao, charged with the murder of Reyes Bocs, at Flagstaff, September 18th, returned a yerdic; oi guilty as churged. The penalty IS left with the judge.
 CHIcAG1. Nov. 15-Wheat. cash, 73 9 l6: May. SO1-16. Corn, cash, 441s;; May 7l 2.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 15. - Money 90 |. Bar silver 94a4.
 OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. l5.-Sir Chgs TuP- per and Hor. l.. D. Thompson, Minig,eE of Justice and staff, lett to-day for New York en route to Washington.
 CHIcAGo, Nov. 15.-Lloyd Tevis, Presi- dent, and John Valentine, Vice Presi- deut of Wells. Fargo & Co. left for the | Pacific coast to-day after having con- pleted SD important contract with the AtchIson. Topeka & Santa ke K K. Co. The contract covers the express business on all lIDss operated or controlled bl the Santa Fe system, about eight thou sand miles ID extent, and Is regarded as advantageous to both parties.
 SAS FRAscIsco. November l5.-Chiei Crowley has received dispatch from Mazstlan. Mexico, stating that the fu- gitIye jury briber, Creighton, sailed under the name of Richard Cannon, for Panama
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Senator | Joseph R. Hswley, of Connecticut. was married to-day in &: Clements r. E, church, to Miss Edith Horner, of Egg | lend, who has been for several years, one of the head nurses of Blcckley Hospital, this city.
 LONDON, November l5.-Privats tele- grams have been received stating that on October 7th, Henry NJ. stanley was 400 miles from Emin Psshs, and that be Was taking hslf lis force on forced marches.
 WAsHISGToS, November l5-.COm- modore Wilson, Chief of the bureau of | construction sad repair of the navy de- pertinent, in bis annual report, asks that special authority be given for tue repsIr of the historic sloop of war, Hartford. at a cost of Sl75OO0.
 WAsHIYGTCS. November l4.-Com- missioner Sparks has written the PFesi- dent, defending his course, and resign ing his office.
 SIOUX FALLS, Dat,. November l5.- | Important developments were brought out today when the County COmmis- sioners met to canvass lhe vote east ai ! the recent election. IL wss discovered that under the laws passed at the last session of the Legislature, it is neces- sary that an election Dotice be published in the county press instead of giving notice by posting. This the Commls- sioners neglected to do. and 1t iI believ- ed that ihe election is illegal. Nearly every county in south Dak Ota is affected ss it was not known that notice Of cleo ton must be made through the papers. The matter has been submitted tO Chief Justice Treff for sn opinion. PRESCOTT, November l6-A committee Of citizens who visited the Howard mine where the rich gold deposits are, to-day reported EhGt they saw. The vein Is eight inches wide and trscesble on top of the ground over a thOusEbd yBrds. |. is very Tich and valuable 6nd the greatest excitement prevails here. Tele- grams are pouring Tn from ali over the country. asking the truth of the state mem. The committee will make bn ex- tensive report in the mcruiug.
 NASHVILLE, November l6 Miss Frances Willard, President of the Ns- tiooal WomeD's Christian Temperance UDi'n, i3 her annual address to the con vent;o1 O; that organization today, said she believed the prohibition party should strongly state as it's ultimate sim two amendments to the NstioBsl Con- siitution, first calling for universal pre- bibi.ion, second, enfrauchising women.
 DUBLIN, Nov. l6.-The Court of the Queens Bench has qusshed the verdic. of the coroneT's jury at MI.chellstowD, m the case of the victims of the police shooting on the Ssh of September.
 LONDON, Nov. l6.-The Globe unofi- oially says the government will swear in 2O.OOO special constsbles m order To check farther riots ID London.
 TORONTO. Nov. 16.-Tbe Central Bank of Canada has suspended payment. A notice posted on the doors this morning stated the suspension was due to the | present strpgency of the money market. | The bank has a capital of one million.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 16-A general stlike | of switchmsp on all the roads in thIs city is expected to take place At noon to-day. The men demand Chicago wages. The Chicogo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Go. have asked for police protec, tiop. When the time came the svitchmen renamed at work saying they vere wait ing the arrival of President Monahan of